“Theatrical – discover through music” was the title of the second edition of the THEATRICAL format, created by se fèmm (an initiative born in Como to make young people discover new local realities and participate in the city's life) in collaboration with the Teatro Sociale di Como. The event made available to Como artists and realities some of the normally closed-off rooms of the theater, offering guided activities based on different musical genres.

The event poster unfolds within a dark space, representative of the dim light inside the theater, in the center of which is the 3D model of a human ear in magenta and cyan tones, representative of the main sense that will guide the experience of the evening.
The main font is Ogg, here modified by increasing the height of the individual glyphs, which gives the event's identity a sense of authority and mystery. The secondary font is Helvetica Neue, used mainly for practical information.

Pixelarte Studio designed the viusal identity and the artwork for four single records by reggaeton artist Brandon Montoya, capturing the genre’s vibrant energy and urban culture.

Featuring bold typography and vivid colors, the design reflects Brandon Montoya’s dynamic style. Typeface combinations and striking visuals ensure the brand stands out, creating a cohesive and memorable identity.

Perro Negro is a space that worships reggaeton music and long nights of intense “perreo” (referred to the way reggaeton music is danced to). It is one of the most recognized nightclubs in Medellín, Colombia. A must for people visiting the city.

Penitente BT was originally conceived as a serif typeface. However, during the redesign process, the need for a sans serif version arose and Penitente Sans BT Variable was born, a typeface that allows movement through distortion and tilt, making the deliverable for the team’s designers very practical and easy to use. In addition to that, Penitente Sans reflects the energy, expressiveness and musical stridency of a night at Perro Negro.

For the brand identity designed by Invade, the font variables were named Dale, DaleSuave, DaleDuro.

Cover art design for “Niño Malo”, a single record by Ecuadorian artist Fiebre. The track title and artist name below the illustration combine Apoc and Nostra Stream; the custom lettersing above Fiebre (photo by Willian Alava) is intertwined with text set in Carta Nueva.